Godard – The Child of Marx & Coca-Cola
On Godard’s Masculin/Féminin (Now? The SI?) For many still overawed by the pronouncements of the Situationist International the names of
Read MoreOn Godard’s Masculin/Féminin (Now? The SI?) For many still overawed by the pronouncements of the Situationist International the names of
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Read MoreThe feature length film “Saila” by Julia Ostertag situates in the industrial ruins of East Berlin a visceral enactment of
Read More‘If you ask for my life, I will stab you in the heart’ 1. Four black and white camera angles
Read More(BFI DVD 2007, RRP £19.99) “Peter Whitehead and The Sixties” is the first official DVD issue of “Wholly Communion” (1965)
Read MoreStanley Kubrick: Eyes Wide Shut [Warner Brothers] “That’s what you say now, so at this moment you may even believe
Read MoreThe text offers a vivid commentary on the transformation of landscapes and their symbolic connections to human aspirations and social struggles. It juxtaposes orderly agricultural fields, symbolizing efficiency and ownership, with untamed forests and lawless frontier towns, representing unpredictability and societal conflicts. Through the lens of Anthony Mann’s westerns, it explores themes of law, identity, community, and the struggle for power, questioning the balance between imposed order and innate chaos.
Read More‘Sexpol’ in Reich and Makavejev On the night NATO blew up the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, Yugoslavian (Serb) director Dusan
Read MoreOn Pasolini’s Salo The attempt to deny differences is a part of the more general enterprise of denying life, depreciating
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